Tommy and Tuppence

Yeah.

Have you seen the new Tommy and Tuppence adaptation, A- Agatha Christie's Tommy and Tuppence?

I have not.

Uh, have you been watching it?

No, that's true, and I, I think it's kind of fun.

I think, like, you know, we'll get the, the prompts, whoever pulled will, will do the first episode, you know, we'll still keep it the same time limit, and then, um, the other host will do the completion of that.

'Cause I, it's so funny, and I think maybe it's because I've been watching Tommy and Tuppence, where maybe subconsciously this came to me, but they have a mystery and there's two episodes for them to figure it out, but there is some fun breathing room to have B stories and C stories.

Yeah.

The finale of Brick Box's modern Agatha Christie adaptation, Tommy and Tuppence, has fans buzzing.

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And you know, I'm someone ...

Well, I'm gonna mention now, they've made a new show called Tommy and Tuppence.

Love the Beresfords.

Agatha Christie.

You know? There was an '80s version of this show where it's campy, but it's fun.

It ...

In my mind, that's Tommy and Tuppence, you know? She's just crazy, impulsive, out there.

Tommy's more serious, but there's always this, you know, he's always sort of admiring his wife and, [laughs] you know? It's just like, it's like great.

Yep.

I like the interplay between Tommy and Tuppence.

Yep.

I don't much care for...

And it's probably the, for the best, just kind of let it go.

Yeah.

Because the thing about Tommy and Tuppence is that they're both in this post-war lostness.

Yes.

And I think that's been the biggest BBC comedy launch, which is really exciting.

We've just launched Tommy and Tuppence from Lookout Point, another one of our labels, which is really exciting.

It's the first English language Agatha Christie contemporary TV adaptation, which has been really exciting.

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Is it Tommy and Tuppence?

It is Tommy and Tuppence, yes.

Oh, good.

Oh, good.

Mm.

Mm.

But this book is the very first book with Tommy and Tuppence in it.

Poirot.

I'm gonna also throw in Tommy and Tuppence.

I don't know if you-

Mm-mm

It's just all very nice and-

And then you were really ripping into me the other day because I was watching a show called, like, Tommy and Tuppence.

Oh, God, that's right.

[laughs]

I did

... "No, it really is."

When you, I asked you what it was, you're like, "Tommy and Tuppence."

Yeah.

You've got Caroline Ford being the sort of boss of this agency saying, send my best agents, Gallico and Keel.

But when we actually meet them, they're more like Tommy and Tuppence.

They're this sort of, they look, they're not, but they sort of act like this kind of married couple.

They're sort of bickering and flip.